Literary Spotlight: Pioneertown
This 4-year-old online journal is blazing new literary trails in all genres. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Pioneertown”
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Literary Spotlight: Image
For three decades, literary meditations on faith and spirituality have found a home in this reflective journal. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Image”
Literary Spotlight: The Spectacle
Writing by underrepresented voices pairs beautifully with curated visual art in this multi-genre journal. Read More “Literary Spotlight: The Spectacle”
Literary Spotlight: CRAFT
Why merely publish short fiction when you can also give writers a glimpse at how it was made?
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Literary Spotlight: The Masters Review
This journal offers emerging writers editorial feedback, suggestions for alternative publications to pursue, and – best of all – a paid home for their work. Read More “Literary Spotlight: The Masters Review”
Literary Spotlight: The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts
This online journal seeks poetry and prose that packs a big punch into a very small space. Read More “Literary Spotlight: The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts”
Literary Spotlight: Shark Reef
This inspired literary journal is powered by lyrical writers and strong voices, not the whims of modern publishing trends. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Shark Reef”
Literary Spotlight: Zizzle Magazine
This international flash fiction journal aims to bring parents and children together to foster a lifelong love of reading. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Zizzle Magazine”
Literary Spotlight: EVENT
Offering contests, themed submission calls, and reading services, this historic Canadian journal has something for everyone. Read More “Literary Spotlight: EVENT”
Literary Spotlight: Turtle Island Responds
Verse, current events, and underrepresented voices meld beautifully in this online poetry series. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Turtle Island Responds”
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Advice for memoirists: No one wants to hear your whole life story
No one wants to hear your whole life story. Just because your life started in childhood doesn’t mean your memoir should. Read More “Advice for memoirists: No one wants to hear your whole life story”
Do you really have to write every day?
What does an ideal writing life look like? We asked successful authors to share their essential goals, habits, and routines. Read More “Do you really have to write every day?”
How to cope with making mistakes
Every writer’s worst nightmare is finding an error in print…but it happens, often, and to the very best of us. Here’s how to cope. Read More “How to cope with making mistakes”